Then somehow a wheel fell off and now OMV keeps rebooting every few minutes.
Care to explain?!? A wheel???
Ok, sorry didn't understand it that way, read it literally.
Well, for it to be rebooting with no apparent reason, only thing I can think is low power.
Do you have an extra supply charger to test with?
What is connected to the Nano??
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It's running on NaniPi4, Armbian Buster Legacy
Been running fine for months.
I kept the system updated.
Then somehow a wheel fell off and now OMV keeps rebooting every few minutes.
How can I figure out what is happening?
OMV system log does not show anything helpful on this.
Any hints would greatly be appreciated.
Did you set up any cron jobs, that maybe have went haywire for some reason?
Have a look at /var/log/syslog. It might tell you if there is some command being executed to reboot.
You can download the file from the GUI of OMV. Or access the SD card on another computer that is running linux.
I copied my old OMV config.xml back to the new install.
Does not work. You have to do the configuration manually from scratch.
had a look at the log...lots of errors...decided on reinstalling everything fresh.
Without solving whatever errors were there, you're inviting problems again (especially if the errors are on the drives).
There are some commands (just can't recall them now) that will "refresh" the detection of the drives.
I'm sure macom will pitch in for them.
There are some commands (just can't recall them now) that will "refresh" the detection of the drives.
I'm sure macom will pitch in for them.
He has to restore the fresh config.xml as it was after the installation. Then he should be able to mount the filesystems.
If the fresh config.xml is not available any more, another fresh install should be done.
He has to restore the fresh config.xml as it was after the installation. Then he should be able to mount the filesystems.
If the fresh config.xml is not available any more, another fresh install should be done.
Yeah, I was thinking that the omv-deploy commands could solve something, but guess not.
Something like omv-deploy run fstab or monit or dbconf
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